Ghanaian gospel singer Ceccy Twum has voiced deep concern over the growing erosion of moral values among Ghana’s youth, particularly in their fashion choices and rising drug use.
Speaking in an interview on 3Music TV, the ‘Mekomanim’ singer said she is disheartened by how indecent dressing has become normalized, insisting that elegance does not require exposure.
“It’s very heartbreaking when you see the youth using drugs and dressing inappropriately. I love fashion, but you will never see me dressed indecently,” Twum said.
The singer revealed that the behaviors she encounters online often make her wish she could personally mentor the youth.
“Sometimes, when I’m on social media and see those kinds of things, I wish I could get close to the person and talk to them… to show them that the way they are going is not the right way,” she posited.
Ceccy Twum further urged young people to embrace style with dignity, saying decency enhances rather than limits beauty.
“I mean, you can look good without revealing your breasts or waistline. You can look good and also look decent,” she emphasized.
